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TIME SPECIFIC CONTENT TEACHING LEARNING EVALUATION

OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

1. INTRODUCTION:- T- Lecture cum discussion

.Legal and ethical issues arise frequently, S- listen carefully
and are commonly encountered in certain
fields such as medicine, healthcare and
politics. In some instances, legal
regulations prohibit people from carrying
out certain tasks, such as administering
life-saving support, that are considered
morally permissible actions

5min, TERMINOLOGY-;
2. Ethics-
Define Ethics is the study of the rightness or T- through ppt What do you
. TERMINOLO wrongness of human conduct. " S- listen and watch means by ethics ?
GY, Ethics are beliefs about right and wrong.

Issues-
To have difficulty or disagreement with
someone or something.
Ethical and cultural issues-
Ethical issues are anything tested by
conscience to preserve all the good; and How you will be
to avoid evil (harm to self and others) and explain ethical
temptation (unreasonable risk of harm). and cultural issue
Cultural issues reflect diversity that

CONTENT
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should be welcomed. Scripture describes ACTIVITY EVALUATION
s
how cultural and ethical issues should be
embraced..
T- through PPT
S- listen and watch
CONTENT

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES:-
 Respect of the individual ‘s
autonomy
 Respect of the individual’s
3. competence
 Respect beneficence T- through Flipchart
5 min
 Respect of the truth S- listen and watch What are the
 Respect of patient confidentiality goals of pediatric
 Avoidance of paternalism and bias nursing?
 Avoidance of all conflicts of intrees
 Respect the limitations of medical
care.

LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN

4. PAEDIATRICS-;
Explain the
legal and
1. Malpractice in the paediatric setting. Enumerate the
ethical
2. Negligence,four legal elements must legal and ethical
issues In
be present. issues in pediatric
Pediatric
3. Bresch of duty. nursing?
And
4. Statutory low-state statutes
Pediatric
5. Statutory low;-reporting statutes
Nursing.
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consent-;
Ic is the duty of a health care EVALUATION
provider to discuss the risk and
SPECIFI
C benefits of a treatment
OBJECTI
VE
or procedure with a client prior
to giving care T- through ppt
S- listen and watch
CONSENT-;
 PARENTRAL CONSENT AFTER
DIVORCE.
 REFUSAL OF MEDICAL CARE
BY PARENTOR CHILD
 CONSENT FOR GENETIC
TESTIing
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What are consent

of pediatrice
 nursing?
CONSENT FOR MEDICAL
EXPERIMENTATION ON CHILDERN

CULTURAL ISSUES IN
 PAEDIATRIC NURSING;-:- EVALUATION
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DIFFERENCES
 SOCIAL ROLE
 CHANGING CULTURAL
CONCEPTS-
 CULTURAL COMPETENCE
CONTINUM
 Cultural blindness
 Cultural awareness
 Cultural sensitivity
 Cultural competence T- Through poster
 Socio cultural assessment S- listen and watch How many types
 Communication pattern of issues?
 Cultural shock
 Work orientation
 Family orientation
 Cultural influences
 Cultural relativity

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 Male -female role
 Religion
 Health beliefs
 Nutrition practices

 Sub cultural influences

 Ethnicity
 Ethnocentrism
  Poverty
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 Per culture
 Bi culture
 Customsand folkways

 Relationship with health care T- Through PPT and

providers discussion
 Folklore related to prenatal S- listen and watch
influences

CONCLUSION:-

Medicine is never a pure science and

contentious issues in management
abound. A single, simple solution to a
given ethical problem in medicine is
extremely unlikely, particularly in
patients who are either too young or
incapable of grasping the nuances of
treatment.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY-;

BOOKS:
 Ball j. & Bindler R.;
“Pediatric Nursing”;2nd
edition; 2003 reprinted;
Appleton & Lange
publication, Connecticut;
PP
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Ball j. & Bindler R.; “Quick

reference to Paediatric clinical
skills”;6th edition; 4th impression
2008; oxford university press
publication; New Delhi; PP.
 Marlow D.R.; “Text book of
 paediatric
S.NO. Nursing”;dattaparul ;
‘pediatric nursing’; first
addition ; 2008 reprented;
jaypee’s publication, new
delhi; PP

JOURNAL
 American Academy of
Pediatrics. (2003). Clinical
report: Facilities and
equipment for the care of
patients in a community
hospital. Pediatrics, 111(5),
1120-1122.
 American Academy of
Pediatrics. (2002). Policy

 statement: Guidelines for

pediatric cardiovascular
centers. Pediatrics, 109(3),
544-549.
 American Academy of
 Pediatrics. (1999). Policy
S.NO. statement: Guidelines for
pediatric preoperative
anesthesia environment.
Pediatrics, 103(2),

INTERNET
 www.world pediatric
association.org.net.
 www.aap.com.
 www.elseivier.com
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